that post about gintoki in the hajime-nii arc is still getting to me bc its exactly my hc regarding gintoki’s outlook on life, which is my hc because its mine too and i identify too much with him
made some bottled ingredients for cooking game! red wine, mirin, sake and soy sauce (the first for the steak dish, the last three for the fish!)
new idea: aesthetic headcanons. how would u describe what u think a character’s aesthetic would be
melodyburst sent
You've been talking a lot about politics so I have to ask your opinion on something very important and personal to me. What is your opinion about the redubbing in Demolition Man, where they change the mentions of Taco Bell into Pizza Hut?
neilcicierega said
I think both sides of the issue have some merit. If only there was some sort of combination.
- 2008: teh
- 2013: hte
Track
She's My Winona
Artist
Fall Out Boy
ideal team 7 = team 7 - sasuke + yamato + sai + lee
‘doesnt want to die, but doesnt want to live either’ Stop
on today’s ‘reasons why the obi hajime arc is the most devastating one'
gintoki truly thought he was going to die in this one and he smiled. and just look at his eyes, gintoki is so tired, gintoki has lost so much and has gone through so much pain during his life and yes, there has also been happiness and now he has people but still, there’s so much sorrow in his heart that will never really go away….
i don’t think gintoki, on a daily basis, thinks that maybe dying is better. Gintoki is content about his life and is able to truly smile and be happy about the people he has and his current situation. but i do think that sometimes he does think that when it happens, that when his death arrives, maybe it won’t be so bad.
i don’t think Gintoki has a desire to die, but he is tired, and i think that at times when that weariness hits, he doesn’t have a huge desire to live either.